Microsoft Skype Translator ora supporta la lingua araba

La scorsa settimana, Microsoft ha aggiornato l'app Traduttore con il supporto per la traduzione tramite fotocamera dall'arabo. Oggi hanno annunciato l'arabo come lingua parlata dal traduttore Skype. Specifically, they are releasing Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) which is used in the Middle East and Northern Africa as a standard form of the Arabic language and this version of Arabic is taught in schools and used by journalists.

The Arabic language release is especially important to us, because there is such a diverse Arabic speaking population all over the world. The ability to communicate with someone in their own language has the potential to enhance and build important relationships. For example, younger generations who speak a different language can communicate with extended family; or newly formed and migrating families are able to stay connected with family and friends back home; or educational institutions can tap the vast pool of knowledge between cultures.

Grazie alla traduzione vocale, i clienti Skype per Windows possono ora parlare in queste lingue: cinese mandarino, inglese, francese, tedesco, italiano, portoghese, arabo e spagnolo.